Types of Sentences Declarative -makes a statement of fact, fib, or opinion -ends with a period My birthday is December 16. We will celebrate with chocolate.

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Types of Sentences Declarative -makes a statement of fact, fib, or opinion -ends with a period My birthday is December 16. We will celebrate with chocolate cake. Interrogative -asks a question -ends with a question mark Is age more than a number? Do you feel older on the day of your birthday? Exclamatory -expresses a strong feeling/emotion -ends with an exclamation mark Happy birthday! I’m so embarrassed! Imperative - gives a command or makes a request -ends with a period Open your presents now. Blow out the candles.

What type of sentence & what is the subject? 1. They went there to look for gold.

What type of sentence & what is the subject? 1. They went there to look for gold. Declarative

What type of sentence & what is the subject? 2. What is “black gold?”

What type of sentence & what is the subject? 2. What is “black gold?” Interrogative (make declarative) “black gold” is what

What type of sentence & what is the subject? 3. The toast is burning!

What type of sentence & what is the subject? 3. The toast is burning! exclamatory

What type of sentence & what is the subject? 4. Who were the first white settlers in Alaska?

What type of sentence & what is the subject? 4. Who were the first white settlers in Alaska? Interrogative (make declarative) the first white settlers in Alaska were

What type of sentence & what is the subject? 5. Help me set the table.

What type of sentence & what is the subject? 5. (You) Help me set the table. Imperative Subject is always (You).

What type of sentence & what is the subject? 6. Alaska cost the United States $7.2 million dollars.

What type of sentence & what is the subject? 6. Alaska cost the United States $7.2 million dollars. declarative

What type of sentence & what is the subject? 7. Do you want to see some other pictures I took?

What type of sentence & what is the subject? 7. Do you want to see some other pictures I took? Interrogative (make declarative) you Do want to see some other pictures I took

What type of sentence & what is the subject? 8. Put the timer where you’ll be sure to see it.

What type of sentence & what is the subject? 8. (You) Put the timer where you’ll be sure to see it. Imperative Subject is always (You).

What type of sentence & what is the subject? 9. The mountain is called Denali.

What type of sentence & what is the subject? 9. The mountain is called Denali. declarative

What type of sentence & what is the subject? 10. Did you take many pictures during your trip?

What type of sentence & what is the subject? 10. Did you take many pictures during your trip? (make declarative) you Did take many pictures…